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Seraphina Jarrell

Birth1848 - Mt. Vernon, Jefferson County, IL
Deathbefore 1900 - Texas, United States
MotherLydia Campbell
FatherRichard Claborn Jarrell

Born in Mt. Vernon, Jefferson County, IL on 1848 to Richard Claborn Jarrell and Lydia Campbell. Seraphina Jarrell married James Morrison Burke and had 11 children. She passed away on before 1900 in Texas, United States.

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Parents
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Richard Claborn Jarrell
1824 - 1890
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Lydia Campbell
1824 - 1896
Spouse(s)
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James Morrison Burke
1837 - 1918
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Joseph Wesley Burke
1880 - 1925
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Samuel Richard Burke
1866 - 1897
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James Thomas Burke
1878 - 1948
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Mary E Mcgee
1873 - 1944
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Florence F. Burke
1876 - 1897
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William Burke
1868 - Unknown
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Ora Burke
1870 - Unknown
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Robert L Burke
1881 - Unknown
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John Argyle Burke
1882 - 1969
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Levada B Burke
1887 - Unknown
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Levada B Burke
1885 - Unknown

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